Conference For Law School Computing
CALI sponsors an annual conference with computer-related programming for law school professionals. The annual CALI conferences "have been a focal point for the interchange of ideas and innovation in legal education."
CALI first hosted The Conference for Law School Computing in 1991 (then known as the Conference for Law School Computing Professionals) at Chicago-Kent. From 1991 to 1994 the conference was hosted at Chicago-Kent, and since 1995 the conference has been hosted on-site by various CALI member law schools.
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